That brings up a point that has been bothering me recently about Iron Chef. No one on that show ever wears any kind of hat/hair net/head covering.
They are supposed to be some of the so-called best chefs in the country. They should know better.
Ace of Cakes Cancelled
- Thread starter ToddKent
- Start date
That brings up a point that has been bothering me recently about Iron Chef. No one on that show ever wears any kind of hat/hair net/head covering.
They are supposed to be some of the so-called best chefs in the country. They should know better.
Nahh, I’m not like that. I don’t mind if my food touches.My point is wearing gloves isn't necessarily a good extra step, it's more of a waste of time.
You remind me of my cousin, she can't have her food touch, mash potatoes one side, and if a piece of corn touches it she throws a fit. And she's 21 or something.
I like that show too. They may not do so since they are cooking for such a small group of people. However, they may forgo wearing them so that they look good on TV.
I watch "Top Chef" too. I believe I saw one guy last season wear a hair net (during that baseball stadium food competition), but it is very rare.
Nahh, I’m not like that. I don’t mind if my food touches.My point is wearing gloves isn't necessarily a good extra step, it's more of a waste of time.
You remind me of my cousin, she can't have her food touch, mash potatoes one side, and if a piece of corn touches it she throws a fit. And she's 21 or something.
True, but you care who touches it, so they are similar.
You don't care who touches your food?Nahh, I’m not like that. I don’t mind if my food touches.My point is wearing gloves isn't necessarily a good extra step, it's more of a waste of time.
You remind me of my cousin, she can't have her food touch, mash potatoes one side, and if a piece of corn touches it she throws a fit. And she's 21 or something.
True, but you care who touches it, so they are similar.
Last edited:
Shame for them, but they'll be ok. I walk past the building all the time; maybe they can finally remove the blackout plastic from the windows and not have to go to work in a creepy-ass looking building.
Dunno about those fancy cakes, but the pub I go to for lunch sells regular Charm City Cakes cakes for dessert, and a friend of mine had one at her wedding. They're fucking amazing, especially the 10-layer red velvet.
Dunno about those fancy cakes, but the pub I go to for lunch sells regular Charm City Cakes cakes for dessert, and a friend of mine had one at her wedding. They're fucking amazing, especially the 10-layer red velvet.
Last edited:
I don't care if they are wearing gloves or not.
What if they do this?
http://foodnetworkhumor.com/2009/11/duff-goldman-licks-fingers-serves-cake-on-the-view/#comments
Well, at least I won't have to watch/listen to that bitchy pudgy red-haired woman with the headset talk.
And he won't do that wearing gloves?
Good point. I just had to post that though.
A
AdaleneH
Guest
Yes, I'ts been hinted several times over the past year that Duff has another show in the works and that he won't be a regular sight on the Food Network Channel after the final season of “Ace of Cakes”. It's a sad news for me because I really enjoyed watching him and the group of people there who obviously enjoy working with each other. I will miss this show a lot.
I wouldn't be surprised if Duff himself was trying to spin off into something else entirely. I do feel bad for whomever enjoys the program, but the few times I've watched it I did not find it that entertaining (and I watch FN a lot). I can see how others would enjoy it, it's just not my kind of show. I do like Duff as a TV personality however so I hope this means he's moving onto bigger things.
I only watched it when they did the cake for Lost's 100th episode. It's not the kind of show that makes for compelling watching. If they make a cake for something you like it's fine but when they don't you're like "Whay am I watching this crap?".